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Educational Process
Vital --Oberteuffer
The goal of an educator must be to know enough about the
educational process so that he can devote his attention to the
Jibe►at►on of the students' potential strengths, energies and
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Delbert Oberteuffer, professor of physical education
TIM Continues
Action Against
Parking Ban
By AMY ROSENTHAL
The Town Independent
Men's Council will continue
its action to lift the town
parking ban on Saturday and
Sunday mornings by making
street maps suitable for park
ing and investigating the pos
sibility of issuing TIM parking
stickers.
Philip Haines, president of the
council. told mine!! members
that the Borough Council has
been influenced into opposing the
plan by the current snow storm.
The members suggested that a
map of State College be made
with street, marked which would
be suitable for parking and not
interfere with cleaning or snow
removal. They also suggested
that town independent men be
is,ued stickers so that police
would be able to identify their
car,,
Earl Getithenow, George Fin
mn, Frederick Pliant() and James
Rohrer were appointed to repre
sent TIM on the Association of
Independent Men's Board of Gov
ernor:, and Ralph Levy was
unammou , ly elected the new TIM
eaign er.
A committee was also estab
lkheci to propose to Nittany
Council that it work with TIM
in having a booth and a float in
Spring Week
Encampment Reunion
To Be Held Tonight
A reunion for Student Encamp
ment participants will be held
(loin 7 to 10 tonight in dining
looms A. 13, C of the Retied Union
Student:, and faculty-admmis
native members are asked to
bring the Encampment reports
with them. Pailicipants may sign
up until 5 p m. at the HUB desk
for the teumon.
individual workshop discus
sion periods will be held and Dr.
Howaid A. Cutler, assistant to the
vice president for academic g
nus. will speak .
LOBSTER HOUSE
SEASHORE DINNER
Includes Oysters. Scallops,
Fish and Deviled Crabs
TAXI RETURN GRATIS
THE NEWMAN CLUB
presents on
Thursday, Feb. 18, '1960
a LECTURE by
Miss Vera Denty
on
"FREE WILL
and MODERN MAN"
7 P.M. HUB Assembly Room
Everyone Welcome
By BARB YUNK
at Ohio State University, said,,
"Experience is as important toy
education as learning. It cannot'
he dismissed as beneath the in-I
structor's attention."
,Oberteuffer spoke last night on:
"A Biological Basis for Responslj i
Wily in Education" in a lecture„'
co-sponsoi ed by the Graduate'
School Series and the College of
Physical Education and Athletics,
An educator, Oberteuffer
said. must understand the qual
ity of the tissue that he expects
to accept the learning. Studies '
of genetics, psychology and bi
ology have proven that a stu
dent's ability to learn is based
on his physiological and psy
chological makeup, he said.
Those who deny that the
,school's concern is with the in
tellect alone are reverting to 18th
(century ideas, he said. "You can't
educate a mind alone: the mind
idoesn't exist alone."
We must pattern education in
terms of man's capacity to take
it," Oberteuffer said. "You can't
expect performance from a ma
chine that isn't built in to it,"
We're doing fine with the sci
lence of things, he said, now we
;have to apply what we know to
human problems. We have to pro
vide activities, concern and in-
Istruction that will give the stu
dent his best chance to react to
I the best kind of education.
Humphrey Will Speak
'On Government Policies
Mervin W. Humphrey, profes
sor of forestry, will speak on our
'government's national and inter
national policies at 610 tonight
in Cooper lounge.
Humphrey's 20-minute talk will
be the last in a series of this
month's fireside chats, sponsored
by the Women's Student Govern
ment Association
The second series of fireside
chats will start March 10.
Players Present
An
Italian
Straw
Hat
a French farce
opening February 19
Center Stage
40th Anniversary Production
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Carson Ruled
Not Eligible
For SGA Seat
Freshman Class President
Robert Carson has been de
clared scholastically ineligible
to sit on SGA Assembly.
A second semester freshman,
Carson is affiliated with Univer
sity party. An alternate from this
party will be appointed by As
sembly chairman Larry Byers, to
fill the vacancy.
A 2.4 All-University average is
required to keep an Assembly
seat.
However, Carson will remain in
the capacity of class president and
advisor to the Freshman Class
Advisory Board since the 2.4 re
quirement does not apply to the
position of class officer itself.
The Advisory Board has decid
ed that an executive council mem
ber shall be required to have a
2.2 scholastic average instead of
a 2.4 as was required in the past
The Board also declared that
the SGA bylaw stating that if an
officer becomes scholastically in-,
eligible, the order of succession,
shall be from chairman to secre
tary-treasurer does not apply to:
the board.
The date for the freshman class
dance has been set for April 22.,
Entertainment, refreshments and
decoration committees wer e l
formed. Hershel Richman was ap
pointed chairman of the entertaire
ment commitee.
Sorority Rush Guides
To Meet at 7 Tonight
A meeting will be held for the
sorority rushing guides at 7 to
night in 213 HUB.
The guides will take groups of
23 rushee through sorority open
houses Saturday and Sunday.
Sociology Club to Give
Tea for Student Majors
"Welcome Into the Sociology
Department" will be the theme
of a tea to be given by the Soci
ology Club at 3 p.m. today in
Simmons lounge.
All freshman and transfer stu
dents majoring in Sociology are
invited to attend.
ACROSS DOWN
1. The main event 1. Chinese theatri
5. Death and cat-property
taxi% period! item?
It can keep
2.
9. Suboptical you hanging
luggage B. A third of the
12. Kind of wolf way out
13. Opera version (2 wortial
of "Camille" 4. Knots' secret
15. ltlarilYred ingredient
(2 words)
mouth is 6. Kind of crazy
always -- 6. Ash receptacle
16. Gal who was 7. Pro's last name
meant for you 8. Kind of money
17. What kid 9. Kind of guy in
brothers do Westerns
19. What Simple 10. Consumed
Simon hadn't 11. Play the field
20. Article 14. Where you
appreciate
21. Abbreviated Kool3 (3 words)
officers 18. of a beer
25. Sister 22. its obviously
27. High point of by amateur
a mural poets (2 words)
28. Daquiri ingredi- 23. Hula hoops,yoyos, etc.
ent reversed 24. Here's where
29.. Start over again the money goes
SO. "Bell Song" 25. Kind of ish
opera 26. Tentmaker
22 Quiz
31. Make a make
shift living
33 Odd ball (2 words)
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36.. have K 4 ' L 8 wn
35. Little George 37. 1 left Els i e
37. Way out 38. Satisfy
40. What white 39. Gary Cooper-tab
side walls are
40. Between Sept.
44. Vocal and Nov.
45. High math 41. Doodle
46. Italian wine equipment
town 42. Trade Lasts
47. Six pointaes (abbr.)
Willie the
48. Small child 43.
Penguin's
49. Pour cousin
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Champlin to Speak
At AgEd Banquet
Dr. Carroll D. Champlin, profes
sor of education, will be the guest
speaker at the 29th annual ban
quet of the Eta chapter of Alpha
Tau Alpha, national professional
and honorary fraternity in agri
cultural education.
The banquet will be held at
6:30 tonight at the Autoport Res
taurant.
Dr. Paul M. Althouse, assistant
director of resident instruction in
agriculture, will receive the hon
orary ATA degree at the banquet.
Several other awards will also be
given.
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Fitzgerald to Speak
Dr. Edwin R. Fitzgerald, asso
ciate professor of physics, will
address the Central Pennsylvania
section of the American Chemi
cal Society meeting at 8 tonight
in 119 Osmond.
His talk is titled, "The Visco
elastic Behavior of Solids."
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